- 511 East Paces Ferry Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305, USA
- 678-420-9382
- Federal LawFraudRegistry RemovalSex OffensesSupervised Release Revocation
test
Latest Listings
Check out our newest listings
Download our App
From the Blog
Read our latest articles
One Size Fits None
Prison Policy Initiative’s new report, One Size Fits None, studies the standard conditions of probation across all 50 states.
Topics of the study include:
Read more
• Financial burdens • Movement and travel restrictions • Relationship or “association” restrictions • Searches • Other unnecessary and discriminatory rules around conduct
From Prison Policy Initiative: One Size Fits None: How ‘standard conditions’ of probation set people up to fail Courts and probation agencies impose a standard set of rules on everyone under their supervision, before tacking on any extra restrictions. Our national review finds these mandatory rules are often unnecessarily burdensome and incredibly vague, making it all too easy to “fail” at probation and land behind bars. Read the full study here: One Size Fits None The Prison Policy Initiative is a non-profit, non-partisan research organization. Visit them at www.prisonpolicy.org.New Reentry Guides
Check out our newest reentry guides
Reentry Education Guide
Education is a cornerstone of success and can broaden your opportunities upon reentry. It will assist you in becoming more employable, provide access to more resources, and give you a sense of personal fulfillment. Pursuing your GED or HiSET, certification or trade programs, and higher education are all possible both while still in custody and post-incarceration.
www.probationinfo.org/reentry-education-guide
Reentry Employment Guide
Obtaining employment is important when it comes to a successful reentry and will help you become financially stable, self-sufficient, and have a sense of belonging amongst your community. This Reentry Employment Guide includes job training and job search resources; tips for cover letters, resumes, and job interviews; employer benefits of hiring justice-impacted individuals; entrepreneurship details; and record clearing resources.
…
Read more
Guide to Trade Careers for Formerly Incarcerated People
Guide to Trade Careers for Formerly Incarcerated People
PrimeWeld offers this guide to why returning citizens should consider a career in the trades. The guide includes advice for formerly incarcerated people to reenter the workforce and their community successfully, what to look for in a trade school or career, and advice on reentry assistance programs that might be available. There’s also an overview of different trade career paths to consider and additional resources on mentoring. They discuss programs designed to help justice involved individuals get started in careers in welding, HVAC, construction, electrician, plumber, and wind turbine technician. Check it out here: https://primeweld.com/blogs/news/trade-careers-for-formerly-incarcerated-people
Read more
Ready to Get Started?
Sign up to try us FREE for 30 days! No credit card needed.